Location against the anchorage
Proximity to the marina or landing point decides the shortlist first. A villa an hour from the tender point costs guests the morning they came for.

Guest Experiences
The desk matches a villa to the yacht programme — location against the anchorage, staff standards against the crew's, security and dining continuity across both — so shore nights and sea days feel like one stay.
The desk holds the guest picture once — preference sheets, dietary notes, security requirements — and applies it on both sides of the waterline.
How pairing works
Villas are shortlisted against the programme rather than against a wish list.
Proximity to the marina or landing point decides the shortlist first. A villa an hour from the tender point costs guests the morning they came for.
Service level ashore matched to what the guests will meet aboard, so the standard does not drop the moment they step off the passerelle.
The private chef desk can hold the same menu standard at the villa and aboard, working from one preference sheet rather than two.
Requirements are carried across both locations rather than restated to a second provider, and event nights can stage at either.
Both sides of the stay
For the trade
The same desk runs in reverse for villa operators: your VIP guests get a yacht programme under your brand, arranged and documented by us.
Guest-facing communication stays in your name or ours, as you prefer, and documentation routes through your office. Net rates are quoted where the relationship is a trade one.
Send dates, party size and the yacht programme. The desk returns a villa shortlist matched to the anchorage, with transfers and dining continuity already sequenced.